Sentences with phrase «is the outrage now»

Where is the outrage now?

Where is the outrage now?

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When the beleaguered social network announced this morning that it was replacing its star icon signifying a «favorite» Tweet with a heart icon that will now be referred to as a «like,» outrage quickly rippled across the Twittersphere.

The younger son of the media tycoon stepped down as the chairman of the - then BSkyB in 2012, forced out by his links to a scandal at the family's now - defunct News of the World newspaper which, among many other ethical outrages, hacked a murdered schoolgirl's phone in a search for its next story on the case, temporarily misleading the police and the girl's family into thinking she was still alive.

Then, as now, schemes that would have allowed able - bodied men to live off the hard work of others were as apt to prompt moral outrage as moral sympathy.

Kanye West's recent controversial comments have sparked outrage among fans, friends and followers — and now fellow musician Will.i.am is joining the...

Robert Reich, a former U.S. Secretary of Labor, is professor of public policy at the University of California at Berkeley and the author of «Beyond Outrage,» now available in paperback.

Given his 2011 complaint about Facebook's expansive and abusive historical app permissions, Schrems has this week raised an eyebrow and expressed surprise at Zuckerberg's claim to be «outraged» by the Cambridge Analytica revelations — now snowballing into a massive privacy scandal.

Where too, is the outrage over early investors in Pepsi and other now - lucrative stocks?

Now the RBC ploy has been exposed to the full light of day, of course, and outrage is building, the government is making harrumphing noises.

Arguing in a vacuum over what Jesus would do in 2012 using a 2000 - year - old text is an academic waste of time and an outrage to those who are actually sick and dying right now, even if it is not completely irrelevant.

Why do we conservatives act so outraged that this is what we are now up against?

Well now we have an idea of why the Vatican was so incensed and outraged when Belgian police made their raids.

Oddly, the comments were made in an interview with the Oakland Press back in 2012 and in a blog post they wrote the same year, but are just now on the receiving end of social media outrage.

Now the outrage is gone.

Also the Church never got this upset over their peadophile priests but are now outraged over this silly Church rule.

This does not seem to be the greatest of the offenses committed by the Clintons, so why the outrage now?

He then proceeds to graphically describe gay sex before telling the reader: «That sense of moral outrage you're now likely feeling... that gut - wrenching, jaw - clenching, hand - over-your-mouth, «I feel dirty» moral outrage is the gag reflex.

An opinion that would have been considered a self - evident absurdity and only laughed at a decade or two ago is now taken seriously because it can be exchanged for a high price in outrage» outrage both from those who agree and those who disagree» which is the media's coin of the realm.

I would not be surprised if the calamitous ref is now kicking himself because he has inadvertently done Arsenal a big favour and it would not have been an outrage if he had shown leniency on the second tackle.

Besides watching every game on film and fielding the complaints of outraged general managers, Kuharich assigns officials to games — there are 45 NFL officials of whom 35 are used every weekend — keeps tabs on other officials, college and high school, who would like to get into professional football and, of course, makes certain that the officials he has now are always in control of the game.

There was a group on here howling with outrage that we didn't buy him but that is all quietly forgotten now — same with all the other lost «saviours» that were repeated ad nauseum on here — Benteke, Schneiderlin, Schweinsteiger, Pedro, Remy, Bony, Falcao, Otamendi, Depay, Gomis etc etc..

If the line didn't click right away (and given the way the team was free - falling, losing 14 out of 20 IIRC, nothing was clicking), it was changed by the start of the next period.The outrage on this board then was much the same as it is now over DeBoer's decision to keep certain players in the lineup.

And a couple of years ago, when former Gator defensive back Jarvis Williams, now with the Miami Dolphins, said publicly that he didn't care about Florida's football fortunes, Spurrier was outraged.

I've been alternating between feelings of discouragement at the little bit of difference one person can make and outrage at the seeming lack of concern among others for months now.

Now domestic violence in the US is viewed with outrage and abusers with disdain.

For decades (or longer) there has been much complacency and outright acceptance about miscarriage, stillbirth and even neonatal death (though there have been some premature prevention campaigns), rather than outrage which should have led to decades of research by now.

It seems that the biggest part of the outrage over «pink slime» is the lack of information and everyone is now realizing that they've been consuming this stuff without even knowing it.

I now felt outraged on how women and babies were treated in a lot of settings, and passionate about doing my part to enable mamas and babies to birth without the upsetting experiences and unneccesary interventions that result in real trauma.

The problem is that the political mood now of «outrage» and «shock» looks all too shallow.

«The page is now outraged» over the website's action, Henson added.

The runaway train of outrage over executive pay is now unstoppable, crushing all those bosses who find themselves in its path.

Now, that outrage can be channeled with a few clicks.

New Yorkers who are frustrated with the MTA's increasing service disruptions — and now a derailment — took to Twitter Tuesday to express outrage at the governor.

By now, we're all pretty much outraged - out.

Could not be a more clear cut case — if you do not fold your hand now never express outrage again about Democratic misdeeds.

The family and supporters of Akai Gurley said they are outraged that the prosecutor who got a felony manslaughter conviction against the police officer who shot and killed the unarmed Brooklyn resident is now recommending the shooter serve no jail time.

BY KELLY COGSWELL I guess you know by now that the key staff at Charlie Hebdo in Paris were slaughtered by Islamist extremists outraged at, well, almost everything, but especially how the satirical magazine attacked Islamist extremists.

The faux outraged mob have forced the resignation of a bag - carrier before now for making crap jokes about Her Maj on the grounds that his position in Parliament made it a scandal, and a couple of political opponents were having a slow afternoon.

And now she gets all outraged when we camp outside her house waiting for her to emerge for a pint of milk without makeup so we can flog it to some copy - short hack who will write a story about how she's either a «fresh faced beauty» or «causing concern with her bedraggled appearance» depending on how he's feeling.»

We now know from bitter experience that the way to win reform, and the public's imagination, is to scandalise and cause outrage, not try to persuade.

Our outrage, our activism is more important now than it's ever been.

• Perhaps Mandelson's cry of anguish expresses his fear that if Miliband is right on this then New Labour's backside - licking of big corporations might eventually come to be viewed as most people now view its insistence that Britain be involved in Iraq — a moral outrage and a gross disservice to the British people that New Labour were elected to serve.

In other words, the Democratic establishment rushed into the arms of a candidate who it was clear from the beginning could well lose to Donald Trump, especially if a few things bounced the wrong way — and is now shocked and outraged that she indeed lost when a few things bounced the wrong way.

He said it was an «outrage» that banks which had been bailed out by taxpayers were now «hoarding» money instead of using it to lend to businesses and households.

Herzog, whose father served in the British army, said he had been «appalled and outraged» by the recent comments by senior Labour party members, claiming Livingstone was now «beyond hope of redemption».

Now that it has been revealed German carmakers BMW, Volkswagen and Daimler had an organization test the effects of diesel fumes on monkeys, and in a separate test nitrogen dioxide on humans, Germany's politicians and media are all falling over themselves feigning outrage and moral indignation.

Globalaai, an Australian nonprofit that raises awareness about life - threatening allergies and advocates for the safety of people who have them, was so outraged by the scene, the group created a petition that now has more than 10,000 signatures.

But my suggestion to her that I now make her the Reversible Gilet (above middle) was met by squeals of outrage and distaste!

It's already sparked outrage in France and Belgium, now Norwegian dating site RichMeetBeautiful has reportedly begun advertising for «sugar babies» in Switzerland.